W36AP 867Mbps - White
AC1200 Dual Band Gigabit In-Wall Access Point
Design: Standard 86mm x 86mm for easy installation; customizable panel decals
Wi-Fi Technology: IEEE 802.11ac, Wave 2.0 with MU-MIMO support
Dual-Band: 2.4GHz & 5GHz concurrency for more capacity
Coverage: Precise RF signal for 2-room coverage, no dead zones
Antenna: Built-in high-gain omni-directional antennas for enhanced signal
Spectrum Navigation: 5GHz priority for better network performance
Power Supply: PoE support, easy upgrade with Ethernet cable
Management: Unified configuration and management with IP-COM ACs/routers
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Software Specifications | |
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Operating Mode | AP, Client + AP |
SSID Hide | Supported |
2.4 GHz SSID Number | 8 |
5 GHz SSID Number | 4 |
Chinese SSID | Supported |
WEP | 64/128 bit encryption supported |
WPA-PSK | AES/TKIP |
WPA2-PSK | AES/TKIP |
WPA | Supported |
WPA2 | Supported |
Wireless Access Control | MAC address-based filtering supported |
TX Power Adjustment | Supported |
SSID Isolation | Supported |
AP Isolation | Supported |
Wireless User Access Limit | Supported |
Weak Signal Client Access Limit | Supported |
WMM | Supported |
W36AP Overview
The AC1200 Dual Band Gigabit In-Wall Access Point (AP) is an IP-COM high-performance wireless access point designed for hotel rooms, villas, large apartments, KTV compartments and other places. Compliant with IEEE 802.11ac protocol and Wave 2 standard, and featured with the MU-MIMO technology, APs of this series support a dual-band concurrent wireless speed of up to 1167 Mbps. Adoption of the standard 86 mm x 86 mm in-wall design enables that the AP can be installed in any in-wall electrical boxes of 86 mm x 86 mm and 75 mm x 75 mm. Elegant and exquisite appearance goes well with the interior decoration design of the room. With the assistance of the existing in-wall electrical box structure, the AP helps you deploy your wireless networks easily, freeing you from time-consuming networking, and effectively addressing the weak WiFi signal problem in guest rooms.
